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From: franko@juliet.caltech.edu (Filipanits, Frank J.)
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Subject: Re: A QUESTION ABOUT OP AMPS
Keywords: OP AMPS
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Date: 16 Apr 91 22:31:42 GMT
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In article <1991Apr16.131348.9149@uncecs.edu>, crisp@uncecs.edu (Russ Crisp) writes...
>I have need for a low distortion AF preamp, preferably in a IC
>package, that has frequency response up to around 60 Khz.  Power
>requirements are low, 100mw or less.  Does this sound like a 
>good application for an op amp?  
>Thanks!
>Russ Crisp
>Western Carolina University

The 5534 opamp is Ideal for audio frequency preamplification - it's clean, 
cheap and easy.  Also features a high slew for reproducing transients.  
It comes in an 8 pin DIP from several manufacturers.  I can send you details
on using it as a mic preamp if you want them.... 

	Frank
	franko@juliet.caltech.edu